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THE NEWBERQ QWA.PHIC, April «7, ipil any of you young men, to take care of the clothes that you buy at our store. v They're made to take care of themselves. You Don’t Need a W ife Silk sewn seams, the finest trimming materials (inside and outside), firmly sewed buttons— and all wool and worsted fabrics. The models have a dietinetive style that is made permanent by many shape-holding devices. T H E P R IC E S AR E S U R P R IS IN G L Y R E A S O N A B L E $12.00 TO $20.00 HODSON BROTHERS The Clothiers and Furnishers mm» A B argain —Equity in lo t« in S pecial S ale — Saturday, April Narwalk Addition near Reid In 29, 1911, No. 1 Eastern Wash stitute, Portland.—W. J. Reagan. ington hard wheat flour a t Mrs. J. Dunlap's store on F irst street, «i No. 106 next to Empire market, phone white 55. Free delivery. Call 31a51 for fresh milk, ltp d I t pd. i The t r e a t of t h e s e a s o n "C harlie's Aunt.” Good rich milk delivered fresh every morning and evening, 8 F or R en t —Store building lO x cents qt., 50 cents week. Phone 36 feet.—W hite & Nichols. 31*51. I t pd. 6 room house for rent. Furni Charlie's Aunt, good music be ture for sale. See H. M. Abbott. fore and between acts by High W anted —Dining room girl at School orchestra specializing on once at Commercial hotel. I t a catchy repertoire. Choice confections made by the Remember “ Charlie’s Aunt” on ladies o f the Civic club and others the 28th and 29th. w ill be sold between acts, also N. C. Christenson sells Old lemonade. Come prepared to H ickory and Milburn wagons. enjoy yourself a t Charlie's Aunt. M oney T o L oan — See A tty . B. Dr. E. P. Dixon, the dentist, is A - Kliks. McMinnville, Oregon. ready to do all kinds o f dental w ork known to the dental pro " W anted — 40 or 50 sacks of fession. Office hours, 8 to 12 Need potatoes. Call 6al6. 2tpd and 1 to 6. 26 t f ....................... - I H ............... ........................................... ............... ........ ............— ............. — » Fancy numbers between acts, F or S a l e —A good five room sprightly and sightly. Charlie's house w ith tw o and one halt Aunt. lots in North Newberg. Address -v r---------- 1 — ----------------------- • Best milk in city delivered for H. D. C h u m ly , Springbrook, Ore 26 tf. 8 cents qt., 50 cents week, phone gon, phone No. 24al5. 81*51. I t pd The biggest thing o f the cen The T . H. Thorne Transfer Co. bas a new téléphoné number, W hite 44. inoti on pictures, Star M ay 12 and 13. Watch To Exchange For a Fi 6 acres—7 room new house and barn, % mile west o f city school. 6 room house and barn, nearly new. 2. lots improved in city. -Will trade for land near New- berg. H. M. A bbott , A B argain — F ive room house Newberg H dw . & Plumbing Co. in Sherwood w ith lo t 50x100. Electric fights, ground fo r gar den, woodshed. Good t i t l e . The m atter of naming a day Price $800. W ill trade for resi dence or acreage in Newberg fo r cleaning up has been delayed for w ant of a place to dump the See W hite and Nichols. rubbish, but the committee has “ The Deluge,” being the bibli- finally succeeded in s e c u r i n g cal story o f the flood represented proper dumping grounds. Their in motion pictures w ill be the report was accepted last week great feature at the Star in the fend Friday of this week is the near future. time appointed for a general clean up o f our city. See Charlie's Aunt, she is a “ site” N. C. Christenson, M ayor. And gets into an awful plight. Her costume, the l a t e s t from Notice. “ Paree” There w ill be an election by the I f you don’t believe it come out ta x payers o f the city o f New and berg on the 5th day o f M ay, Notice to Horsemen. 1911, from 1 to 5 o'clock p. m. in the city hall for the purpose o f During the season I w ill be at deciding the location o f a sight the follow in g places with my tor the Newberg Carnegie Lib stallion: Sunday and Monday at rary. All sights donated w ill be home on F lett farm; W apato named on the ballot. Tuesday and until noon Wednes By order o f Board o f Directors day; Newberg Thursday; Yam o f Newberg Carnegie Library. hill Friday and Saturday. A. C. Stanbrough, Pres. 30 S am O b y b , Owner. 2t Mrs. C. J. Edwards, Sec. Thoroughbred White Leghorn The best talent in the city w ill be heard in Charlie's Aunt, also Trapnested stock, T a n c r e d the “ stars” from the same play strain, extra winter layers. Set lately g i v e n in McMinnville, tings or by the hundred. W ill A unique line of spring and Messers D oty and Wortman. make prices right. Correspond summer millinery a t Miss Hntch- F or S ale —10 head big w ork ence and visitors solicited. en's store. Prices to suit. tf. horses from 1300 to 1600 lbs. E. H eofer , Champoeg, Pasture for horses and cattle. from 6 to 8 years old, price $350 17 tf. Route 5, Aurora, Chefialem Valley $1 per month, to $450 span. All true to w ork J. U. S mith , Phone Black 65. and sound. One small cheap horse, gentle for fam ily, price Marriage Licenses. $25. 2280 lbs. mare and horse, A home in Newberg with an Mild red Biddle, age 25. to Rog good workers in all harness, can extra good fam ily orchard at a er Hamlin, age 26. sell right. Fresh cow 5 years price as low as bare lots are Hattie Oddi, age 19, to Frank old % Jersey. Fine family cow. worth. L oop , age 25 years. H eavy farm wagon wide tire Tw elve lots w ith buildings on Florence B. McCamey, age 19, $20. All kinds of double and them, land tile drained, at the to Henry W . Herring, age 28. Bertha J. Hall, age 18. to W att single harness, cheap.—D e p o t remarkably low price of $1500, Stables. I t pd See S. A. M ills . A. Jones, age 25. A GREAT BARGAIN i 608 First Street, Newberg, Oregon Carnegie Library building. By order of the Newberg Asso There w ill be a meeting of the ciation. I nez B. B u t t , Sec. bond holders o f the Western Milk Condensery at the Com The Graphic and Semi-Weekly mercial Club parlors Saturday, Tournai combination for $2.00 April 29, a t 2 o'clock sharp. As we are very anxious that all out standing bonds be represented Sunset Magasine For May. we would ask that you bring your bond or send it by a proxy Nile o f the West by S. Glen An or telephone the committee at drus. Beautifully illustrated in Black 14. tour colors. The Spell, A West Carl Nelson j ern Novel by the Williamsons. Amos Nelson }Com . Guests o f G n a t Chinatown by N. F. Byers Charles K . Field. Automobile Section. Nodes to Brooders. Now on sale, 15 cents. I have my stallions located at the C ity stables in Newberg. These tw o stallions have been tried and are no experiment. Call and see them. This is an opportunity you cannot afford to miss.—J. W . Henry. Notice to Bond Holden. J EXCURSION FARES EAST 19 11 For Sale. Complete F a r m O u t f i t —2 horses, 3Vi in. W agon bed and hay rack, disk plow , harrow and buggy, all for $5.25. Horses w orth this alone. See H. M . Ab bott, Newberg H dw . & Plumb ing Co. To tho Ladies of Nowberg. D u rin g tha m onths o f M ay, J an e, J u ly , A u g u st and Septem ber, an dates shown below , the Southern Pacific w ill sell round trip tickets from New berg via Portland a s fo llo w s: TO PAR ES C h ic a g o .........................................$ 7 * 2 4 Council B lu ffs O m a h a ............ K an sas C ity .... J. ......................1. S t Josep h ..... S t. P a u l........ «0 .7 8 I have disposed ot my stock o f Spirella corsets to Mrs. L . Han Raisin Day, April 29th, 1911. non where they can be had in the St. Pau l, v ie Council B lu ffs ........ 64.46 M rs . L ulu L. W ight . M inneapolis, d irect........................ 60.76 The above date has been set future. M inneapolis, v ia Council B lu ffs... 64.46 1 pd. apart by the people, o f Cali B oston.......... . ................................ 110.76 N o w Y o r k ........... - ....... ............... 100.26 fornia, in which all are asked to Notice to Liverymen. S t. Louis......................................... 70.26 join by eating raisins in the form W ash in gton , D . C ................. 106.26 trf “ Raisin Bread,” or in w hat A tw elve passenger boss in SALE DATES ever form is desired. good order. Mitcbel mountain M sy 16, 17, 18, 10, 22, 28, 24, 28, 27, 28 The object of this special day gear. Complete tw o horse and and 20. is to create a wide-spread raisin four horse rig $100. J. A. C un - June 6, 7, 0.10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22, 28, 29 sentiment th at w ill result in a ningaam , Carlton, Oregon. end 80. greater demand for that fruit, Ju ly 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 19,20, 26.27 end 28. and to direct the attention to all A u g u st 8, 4. 6, 14, 16, 16, 17. 21, 22, 28, Voto of Thanks. 28, 29 and 80. good house-wifes to the excellence Septem ber 1, 2, 4, 6, 6 end 7. The Newberg Library Associa o f the raisin as an article o f food. Stopovers lim its in sith er direc The good people o f the North tion desires to extend a vote o f tion. F in w al ithin return U n it O ctober 81. west are invited by thrir neigh thanks and appreciation to Jesse Fmr h m « « « mmy through California In- bors to participate in the plea Edwards, J. D. Gordon and the SMlro o f ahy South*rn Paalfl* Sgt. or wrtto WM. MaWUNSAV sant custom and “ Break” raisin College Board for their kindness in offering to donate sites for a I bread on April 29th. eosruao. ^
